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Notwithstanding the numerous projects
successfully completed bythrliringnain
Voice for Life group in 1984fre0.1.4ent'jOhn
van den Assem's asseSsnient****bortion
issue, in North America, AMerica, *ipilesSIOtati
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the present time, the group
feels .that inti.1ifeforeei are very ',Powerful'.
Evidence of an ever increasing disrespect
for life is ' seen in a new law, recently
proposed in the Witt States... If 45404,
would allow experimentation with unborn
babies. Recently, aborted babies were found
in a storage area in Lim Angeles.As burial
was not permitted, the babies were
destroyed by,fre as "fetal tissue".
The recentiega_krnoeuvre by Manitoba
Attorney Getterae.Oland Penner, is also
deplored .,IFy this group.
In the 'Original hearing, held in October,
1983 to consider Wages against Dr. Henry
Morgennitter, he.: was accused of conspiracy
to procure a 'miscarriage.. Morgenfaler,
although attempting Set up abortion
clinics in Manitoba, , •as he has done
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soccessf .Nontreal,,,:
performed abortion.#:,
the Atter404enerar of. the
charge against Morgentalerto read: "pro-
curement" °of awn%) hiateed of mere**
conspiracy) 'plays into the.,hands of his
defence. : •
not acMally
• The trial is to be heldiii,ebruary.
In May, :the; "oghato Voice for
Life "ichapteiwill celebrate its tenth
anniversary. Dr. Hart Deaner has been,
suggested as a possible aPeakerfast**
mental in founding the group, he is
• phsyicist at Sir Wilfrid Laurier University,
Alliance for -Life will lipid its annual •(na-
tional),meeting this year in Hamilton. The
meeting, to beheld' duringthe Second week •
in July, may tentureAlr. Borowski. as guest •
speaker. Mr. Borowski•sfor:Met:member of
the Manitoba cabinet, is challenging the
constitutio laws, allovving 4001014.
as they siaJIn conflict with the basic "right
to lifey •
Thosi from a distance attending the
fimeral of the I
Agnew were;•,•, late,
K. an• d Cheri - • *limy' and
Siert, Plymou rffithigan Doug &hey,
Ann Arbor, Michigan; Lroti Agnew Vans,
.Fort Lauderdale, Florida; Bob. and Mary
Edith BerIchnug, Eric and Bethany, Lake
Villa Illinoia; David Agnew, Chicagoo
Illinois; Susan Ryan, Chicago, Illinois; Kath
Robson,, Grosse, Point, Michigan; Sarah
Blue, Detroit, Michigan; Mad and Jim
Meld -Hun, Anna Mae Childress, Mary (Pat)t
Murray, Eugene Blue, Detroit, Michigan,
Anne Halsey,Sterling Heights, Michigan.
Bertha Taylor Sarnia- Rod and Anne
MacDonald; Strathroy; Bob and Jean
Lennie,. Dundas; Jane MacKinnon, Paris;
Bill and Dorothy Johnston, Toronto; Ken
and Marj, 1VlacDonald, Ripley; , Elizabeth
Forde, Jean Finlayson and Bessie Chisholm,
Goderich.
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LUCKNOW NEWS
McDonagh aid Gerry and Mary Lou
Priestap are enjoying two week's vacation in
Jamaica while Hilda and Tom Andrew are on
a Caribbean cruise. Jim and Dorothy gain
are Vaeationing in Mexico.
t. Helens couple"
mark anniversary
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. By Kathryn Todd
Ross Errington celebrated his birthday
Leonard and Freda MacInnes of Lucknow
and Jack MacInnes of Palm-erston were in
Detroit on Friday attending the funeral of
the former's nephew, Martin. MacInnes,
whose death occurred following, a lengthy
illness, on Monday, January 23, 1984 at age
54 years. He is survived by his wife,
• Marjorie and five daughters, three sons and
• three brothers. Burial was in charge of the
Martenson Funeral Home, Allen Park Road.
Several local folk are escaping to warmer
with a birthday dinner at the Blue Fountain.
Restaurant in Clinton. Mr. and Mrs.. Allan,
Cranston •joined/. the Erringtons for the
occasion: Folintilig' the dinner theftravelled
to the home of Mr and Mrstoin'Irwin of
13elgrave. Their family and friends had
gathered'there to surprise the Cranstons on
the occasion of their 40th w,edding.anniver-
sary. Marg and Allan' were presented with
many gifts to honour the event. Guests
enjoyed an evening of card playing followed
by a buffet dinner.
Mrs: Larry Johnston of Hamilton is
visiting this vveek with Mr. and Mrs. Tom
climes to avoid winter. Barry and Betty Pegg.
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